Fully delete MS 2007

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Hey everyone,

I Have installed MS 2007 but I made a mistake at MS Outlook. Everytime I start it up, I get a pop-up with configuring mailaccounts then it closes again. I did screw this up myself at the set-up. But I thought just uninstall and install again. But this doesn't help when I do this en boot up MS outlook I get the same and I don't get the set-up back of MS Outlook. How can I fix this?
 

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Download Revo Uninstaller. It will uninstall Office completely, so you can re-install a fresh copy. Of course, you'll need to re-enter your e-mail account info. in Outlook.
 

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Oke did it now after the scan it sais options that could be deleted. But which do I have to select if I select My Computer it isn't going to really delete My Computer right?
 

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If you are unsure of what it will do, then attempt to us the "Restore" built into Windows. Go to a point prior to the installation of MS Office 2007, and restore to that point. Then go into Explorer (file manager) and ensure all the folders have been removed; if not remove them. Now you should be able to reinstall Office.

Some food for thought: Attempt to use the tools supplied by Microsoft prior to third party tools.

Good Luck. :D
 

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Lee said:
If you are unsure of what it will do, then attempt to us the "Restore" built into Windows. Go to a point prior to the installation of MS Office 2007, and restore to that point. Then go into Explorer (file manager) and ensure all the folders have been removed; if not remove them. Now you should be able to reinstall Office.

Some food for thought: Attempt to use the tools supplied by Microsoft prior to third party tools.

Good Luck. :D
Click to expand...

Already did that didn't work
 

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Here is what I would try:

If Office is now installed, try a repair install. I think it is a choice when you use the Office DVD. You may be able to redo or undo the Outlook portion in that way.
 

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ignatzatsonic said:
Here is what I would try:

If Office is now installed, try a repair install. I think it is a choice when you use the Office DVD. You may be able to redo or undo the Outlook portion in that way.
Click to expand...

Tried it but didn't work but nevermind I have another solution so problem solved ;)
 

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